Crime
Controversial State Police ticket program suspended in parish
St. Charles Parish District Attorney Joel Chaisson II said he hopes “a few bad apples” don’t jeopardize a program that he believes has made area highways safer. […]
Month: November 2017
Obituaries
Mary Dunn Hearndon
Mary Dunn Hearndon, 45, a native of Bayou Gauche and a resident of Moss Point, Miss., passed away on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2017.
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Football
Heart of champions
The 7 and 8-year-old St. Rose Pirates football team proudly display their league championship trophies. […]
Football
Tigers a win away from semifinals
When Covington and Hahnville faced off in the first round of the 2016 Class 5A playoffs, the No. 25 seeded Lions visited Tiger Stadium as an underdog to the No. 8 seed Tigers. HHS emerged with a 31-17 victory and moved on to round two. […]
News
‘Escape Artist’ will be filmed in St. Charles Parish
When filming for the movie, “Escape Artist,” begins in spring of next year, the cameras are coming to St. Charles Parish. […]
Lifestyles
Humane Society Pet of the Week: Sparky
This week’s St. Charles Humane Society’s showcase pet is Sparky. […]
What's Happening
American Legion blood drive, collection for Veterans Home on Dec. 2
The American Legion Post 131 will host a “Mr. Charlie Oubre Jr.” Memorial Blood Drive with the Ochsner Blood Bank 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 2 at the post, 103 Million Ave., Luling. […]
Lifestyles
Ama writer’s first children’s book published
“Andre’s Great Day” is Trina Triche’s newly published book about a teenage boy’s play day but with the fun problem of how to spend $100 his dad gave him. […]
Lifestyles
R.K. Smith educator named district’s Principal of the Year
Harold Blood’s philosophy as an educator is a simple one, but nonetheless extremely effective: putting students and their best interests first and foremost in everything that’s done at R.K. Smith Middle School, where he’s served as principal since 2009. […]